Get to know the wireless tech that lets you duplicate your Android device's screen on your TV so you can watch HD movies, play music, or supersize your favorite apps. Sharon Profis Former Vice ...

Want to mirror your PC screen to another TV or Projector wirelessly? Well, you can easily do so using Miracast technology. It is easy, quick, and secure. This tutorial will guide you on how to set up ...

Wirelessly sharing content across multiple devices is nothing new, but streaming technology Miracast will let you share photos, videos, music and more across any certified device, regardless of ...

Users can wirelessly mirror the display of their Miracast-certified phone, tablet, or PC to any Miracast-capable receiver like a TV, projector, or monitor. What you see on your device is exactly what ...

There are plenty of PCs that still doesn’t support Miracast technology. If you also have one of those systems, you are most likely to deal with the problem in the question. You can check whether your ...

Miracast being a built-in feature will be available in most devices and can turn them into “receivers”. For instance, users can cast their Android smartphone to a TV or a PC. Meanwhile, in the case of ...

Streaming content from your mobile device to a TV has been a pretty painful affair to date, but the new Miracast protocol is set to straighten out sharing, making wireless connections simple. Joe ...

Elyse Betters Picaro is the former Editor-in-Chief of Pocket-lint and the former Operations Manager for Valnet's Consumer Tech brands, including Pocket-lint, Android Police, and XDA. She is based in ...

Everyone really likes AirPlay, Apple’s Wi-Fi streaming standard that lets you send movies and music from, say, your iPhone to your speakers or Apple TV. Now there’s a new standard out to do pretty ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. The What: Mersive Technologies has added support for Miracast screen mirroring on its Mersive ...

A friend recently got a new 55-inch plasma display from Panasonic. It came with a little gadget that looked like a touchpad and promised endless hours of lazy web surfing, YouTube video watching and ...